Different alphabets, same story? Media Framing of Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation in British, Dutch and Serbian Media

Keyphrases

• Dutch 100%
• Human Trafficking 100%
• Serbian 100%
• Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation 100%
• Media Framing 100%
• Prostitution 42%
• Criminal Justice 28%
• Anti-trafficking 28%
• Human Rights 14%
• Politicians 14%
• Knowledge Gaps 14%
• Public Debate 14%
• Political Economy 14%
• Working Conditions 14%
• Public Opinion 14%
• Economic Conditions 14%
• Mixed Methodology 14%
• Victims' Rights 14%
• Political Will 14%
• Violence 14%
• Rule of Law 14%
• Prosecute 14%
• State Anxiety 14%
• Public Perception 14%
• Essential Function 14%
• Social Conditions 14%
• Journalists 14%
• Nationalism 14%
• Reporting Quality 14%
• Victim Protection 14%
• Male Dominance 14%
• Great Powers 14%
• Trafficking in Persons 14%
• Traffickers 14%
• Media Frames 14%
• Political Conditions 14%
• Migrant Rights 14%
• Justice Issues 14%
• Media Independence 14%
• Principal Value 14%
• Safe Work 14%
• Popular 14%
• Media Representation 14%
• Framing Processes 14%
• Media Products 14%
• Fair Employment 14%

Social Sciences

• Human Trafficking 100%
• Framing 100%
• Prostitution 37%
• Criminal Justice System 25%
• Human Rights 12%
• Human Being 12%
• Knowledge Gap 12%
• Autonomy 12%
• Political Economics 12%
• Journalist 12%
• Rule of Law 12%
• Male Dominance 12%
• Justice Issues 12%
• Great Power 12%
• Proportionality 12%

Psychology

• Prostitution 100%
• Autonomy 33%
• Mixed Methods 33%
• State Anxiety 33%
• Homo sapiens 33%